soooo fressssh…
don’t cut your hair, ann. don’t… cut… your…
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AFRO-STORM COLOR by SIZER by * PaulSizer
Artist Jay Shells channeled his love of hip hop music and his uncanny sign-making skills towards a brand new project: “Rap Quotes.” For this ongoing project, Shells created official-looking street signs quoting famous rap lyrics that shout out specific street corners and locations.
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Nothing ever goes away until it teaches us what we need to know.
setfabulazerstomaximumcaptain:
This explains so much.
DEAAAAD
omg
Christ!!! She ain’t say that! Lmfao!
Ahah!
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Truth is my Compass, & Wisdom my Helm.: Dear Young Leaders of the Future ›
Have you a morphine drip in preparation for a global suture?
Resend the promises of your teachers to your videogame manufacturers. Gather amongst your preachers and recoup your families’ tithings. Forgive your corporations, and their politicians, for they are the wayshowers of a prolonged hell….
This is beautiful
Layers
I want to unwrap your layers.. No, not the layers of your clothes, but the layers of your being.
Give me your trust.
Let me unveil the stories behind your beautiful scars, help me decipher your mental.
Give me your heart.
Allow me to caress your soul with my thoughts, and massage your conscious with my intentions. I promise I will handle your being with care.
Give me your love.Beautiful.
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“Davis Street” by Jessica Hess, oil painting on canvas 2013. Part of our booth at the Scope Art Fair in NYC this weekend, stay tuned for a limited edition fine art print release of this image happening next week!
This is amazing
nude.
i laid there, bare
spread across the bed
like classic art
just as nervous as the first time
hoping you don’t see
all things i never wanted to show you
but its hard to hide
when the lights are so bright
and i just want
to be what you want
so badly
so badly
so badly
i can hardly breathe
from the weight of it.
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The Oglala Lakota people of the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota live near the site of the massacre of over 250 Lakota Sioux, at Wounded Knee Creek (1890). They recount a long history of violated treaties and broken promises on the part of successive US governments. In 1980, after the longest-running court case in US history, the US Supreme Court ruled that the Black Hills territory, land sacred to the Sioux, had been seized illegally after gold was discovered there in 1874. The court awarded a compensation payment of US$ 106 million, but the Sioux refused the money and demanded return of the lands. Today, Pine ridge is one of the poorest parts of the US, with unemployment in places reaching 90 percent, and a male life expectancy of 48. Pine Ridge is seeing an upsurge in resistance movements, and a revival of traditional spiritual ways. The sun dance has returned, after nearly disappearing, and people are teaching language, horse skills, and ceremonies to the youth.
Photography by Aaron Huey.
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NEGRO: An AfroPeruvian Perspective on ‘Django Unchained and Peruvian Media
AfroPeruvian activist, Rocio Munoz describes racist imagery in Peruvian media and her reaction to ‘Django Unchained.’ Music by ‘El Menor.’
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Black Culture: Glad you made the statement, I was waiting for you to make! Thank you.... ›
Glad you made the statement, I was waiting for you to make! Thank you. We forget that the creation of Latinos, Blacks, Spanish, Mexican, all of central and south American is from a conqueror, genocidal, captive, slave system. The European took control of the land, committed genocide against the…
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my life en delta
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So today, we went to Union Square and asked people to tell us what song was playing when they lost their virginity.
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Mother Nature II
Artist:
Anthony Burks
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